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I went to the park today so I could walk the Carol Shields Memorial Labyrinth, and for the first time ever I saw someone else in there! I started an essay from this witchy book while I waited for them to finish, then continued it once I‘d done my own walk and reached the (very mushy) heart. Along the way, I got a kick out of all the animal tracks and boot prints that showed in the wet earth. A deer visited not too long before me.

Bedside book stack: May 1st edition. The Readathon is over, and now we start Gay May! I‘m beyond excited to spend the next month immersed in queer books, starting with these four. They‘re all #BlameItOnLitsy titles except for the tagged book, which I found when I searched for more work by Catherine Hernandez. #gaymay

Keeping my #weeklyforecast to a somewhat manageable level - despite the many audiobooks I have checked out from the library (none of the above btw) and the fact that I‘ve borrowed a few books from friends lately... 🤷🏻‍♀️😂
I‘m fairly confident I will start (and possibly finish) a majority of these by the end of the week.

#GratefulReads Day 13: Almost #ReadInOneSitting but more like several as I waited for my flight from Albuquerque to New York and while waiting for my flight from NY to Dubai, and finally finished it while sitting on the airplane, the last leg of my trip back to the Middle East. I think I managed to finish four books while on this trip, so not too shabby, I think.

Killing time before my flight back to the Middle East via New York. #WomenReadWomen2019
Mango tea paired with dangerous essays from witchy women.